Tremeer,I also hold shares in BKT and have done so for many...

Tremeer,

I also hold shares in BKT and have done so for many years.  I sold some of them at 20c about 3 years ago .I kept some however because I liked the story. Steve Copulos recently stepped down from the board and has been buying more stock in recent times.  I know Steve. He comes from Shepparton and is a very very  wealthy individual. Last week one of the directors namely John De Vries did a presentation up in Shepparton to a group of wealthy individuals who obviuosly liked what they heard and have no doubt have been buying recently.  The report that was issued recently suggesting a share price between 16c and 40c would not doubt have also increased buying in the stock.
Having stepped off the board Steve can no buy stock at his want.  He is not restricted like he was when he was a director.
Their market cap is now almost 50% greater then VRC and yet they are not as advanced as VRC.  VRC is not as heavily supported as BKT.
It helps when you have shareholders who have deep pockets and can continue to come in and support the share price.
I have a much greater dollar interest in VRC then BKT . I believe both companies have a bright future but my leaning is still with VRC as the preferred option.
I will be very happy if both are successful in the future.
The upside in VRC is greater in my humble opinion because they have only explored about 6% of their ground.  So infact they could be sitting on a monster of a resource.
Time will tell of course just how big VRC could become. VRC could be a once in a life time stock with a little bit of luck.  But for the moment 10c within the next 9 months will be a reasonable return.  Then one can reassess and decide any future investment decisions on this stock.
My hope is to see 25c to 30c within the next 2 years. But one step at a time as they say. Lets get the funding put to bed first.

Cheers.